Interview · moment 41 of 45
Twitter Censorship, January 6 FBI Informants, and Unequal Justice
from The Joe Rogan Experience | The Tim Dillon Show #422 · #422
4 min
Guest
They discuss Trump's removal from Twitter and its silencing effect, the revelation of FBI informants present on January 6th, and the disparity between January 6 prisoners' treatment versus Biden's pardons, including the 'kids for cash' judge.
- At least 26 FBI agents or informants were present at the Capitol on January 6.
- Tim questions whether a real insurrection would need FBI infiltration to monitor it.
- Videos show Capitol police opening doors and waving people inside.
- Biden pardoned a kids-for-cash judge while facing no media objection, unlike opposition to pardoning January 6 participants.
- Parents whose children committed suicide in detention after being sentenced by the corrupt judge speak out about his direct responsibility.
- Tim argues for looking at things with balance instead of partisan defensiveness.
- The left claims to oppose censorship but has silenced people through corporate platforms and media.
- The left refuses to admit its spokespeople have become liabilities and need to be replaced.
- Young left-wing figures screaming about politics are ineffective; the party must build around people voters don't hate.
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